It is low, but not zero.
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul yesterday said the threat of voter fraud is low. Kaul said voters in Wisconsin can have faith in the results on Election Day. While he believes the threat of voter fraud is low, Kaul is reminding people that it is a crime to vote twice, or cast a ballot in Wisconsin when you are not allowed to.
Connected to that, the increase in absentee voting is going to come with an increase in the number of people looking to change or cancel their ballots and Job Demaster reports more on a recent letter sent to Election Clerks.
